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In Reply to: An uniformed hypothesis posted by Bob Neill on August 7, 2006 at 06:40:53:
Yeah...I think that when you have something that is either off or on, plus or minus, - you have a square. The square becomes "blur-like," or more "refined" whenever you increase sampling rate; (samples taken per second), and sampling precision, - (controls gradations (quantization levels), are possible when taking the sample), - we can still hear the square, crisp sound. And, if there is no noise, (either on or off), that affects/makes it sound more crisp...
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- Precision, rate and noise... - Sordidman 08:38:09 08/07/06 (0)
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